I wonder if he was part of a later group -- around 8:40 tonight at Queensway/Islington there were ~20 stunters, not a single plate to go around. They slowed down traffic and did their usual shenanigans until they roared up South Kingsway.
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whats the purpose of some ppl using license plate hiders/flippers?
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I wonder if he was part of a later group -- around 8:40 tonight at Queensway/Islington there were ~20 stunters, not a single plate to go around. They slowed down traffic and did their usual shenanigans until they roared up South Kingsway.
but i dont get it. isn't this screaming and asking for police to pull u over? how do they get away ?
This Mensa candidate got on the 401 at Westney this morning on his white Ducati with a strait pipe (sounded like an unmuffled lawnmower) and proceeded to tailgate, lane split, tailgate etc. at 140kph +. I was cruising at 120 or so.
Either he made a stop or slowed down because I ended up behind the douche on the 404 then Woodbine where he continued to do it. eventually pulling into an industrial unit on 14th Ave.
T-shirt and sandals, extremely loud bike and riding like a d**k. Ask again why they use plate flippers.
Either he made a stop or slowed down because I ended up behind the douche on the 404 then Woodbine where he continued to do it. eventually pulling into an industrial unit on 14th Ave.
T-shirt and sandals, extremely loud bike and riding like a d**k. Ask again why they use plate flippers.
I was more concerned with the condition of his rear tire than his choice of footwear. The picture isn't great, but the tire looks pretty bad through the centre.
i understand you can rabbit away, but i've seen situations where some cops who really are bent on getting you will sneak behind you at a red light or something, run on foot and tackle you off the bike when you don't expect it.
It was (near) bald from what I could see.
kiwi
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ScorpionT16
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Must be those new Kevlar socks on the market 
Also, how one can afford a Ducati, and not a new rear tire or common sense baffles me.
Also, how one can afford a Ducati, and not a new rear tire or common sense baffles me.
I'd say it's not so much 407/evasion but more about aesthetics for some riders prefer the look of a clean tail section with an integrated taillight and license plate holder that doesn't protrude at a right or obtuse angle, but rather follows the lines of the bike's undertail.
In Canada and the U.S. our plates are pretty small, but have you ever seen the big clunky plates on UK bikes?
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I82l8
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The other day I find out that someone bent and flipped my plate up. Judging by the dust formation, I've been riding it at least 3 weeks.
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